Singapore Consumers Need for Uniqueness with Fashion Luxury Brands
This study sets out to examine the relationships between consumers need for uniqueness (CNFU), status consumption, brand perceptions, brand prominence and purchase intention of fashion luxury brands among Singaporean Generation Y consumers. An online survey host was used to collect data from Singapore residents and permanent residents. The research questionnaire is designed to first assign consumers into groups according to the 3 categories of CNFU or status consumption. This is followed by testing consumers brand perceptions towards a brand based on brand prominence. The research will suggest that the positive established link between consumers desire to be unique, their preferences towards a loud or subtle brand and satisfied perceptions of a brand will lead to purchase intention.
consumer behaviour brand perceptions brand prominence Singapore
Peline Tan Ian Phau
Curtin University, Western Australia
国际会议
杭州
英文
297-307
2011-10-15(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)